
Food, wine, good times: Thousands turn out for First We Eat festival
Sunhats and sunglasses were the must-wear of the day.
Sunhats and sunglasses were the must-wear of the day.
Maritime staff were on-site monitoring the situation.
The festival has evolved significantly in a short seven years.
The budget advisory service is busier this year as families prepare for back to school.
People should be aware and avoid swimming in the main channels of the harbour.
In more than 25 years as a forensic police photographer, you see a lot.
As more elderly remain in the rental pool, demand is outstripping supply.
Infrastructure is important but so is a shift in travel habits, says the transport agency.
Endorsement "doesn't mean it's home and hosed", says Māori wards supporter Buddy Mikaere.
Learning how to identify rips could save lives.
'I've felt relief that I didn't have to go and battle again'.
The case is historical and not infectious, the ports said.
An act of mindless vandalism has left a Tauranga charity on the back foot.
A former passing lane is now being used for traffic travelling in the opposite direction.
"A lot of people are unhappy. We were asked to speak at a meeting about the issue."
Lingering drought conditions stem from long-term rainfall deficits going back to 2019.
The incident happened at the intersection of Jocelyn and Jellicoe Sts.
Small and valuable items such as tools, wallets and cell phones are being targeted.
The new service will begin on July 1, 2021.
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One early childhood centre owner has questioned some of the rules.
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'I just gave it everything; I managed to bring it home'.
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